Phlox Subulata (Blue), Thrift, Creeping Phlox– [EG]

Phlox subulata (Blue) – Soft Carpet of Sky-Blue Flowers

Phlox subulata (Blue) offers a spectacular spring display with masses of sky-blue flowers atop dense, evergreen foliage. This creeping perennial forms a lush mat that helps prevent soil erosion and provides vibrant color in the early season.

Thriving in sunny, well-drained areas, it’s an excellent choice for slopes, borders, and rock gardens. Low-maintenance and drought-tolerant once established.

• � Sky-blue blooms in spring
• � Evergreen, needle-like foliage
• � Perfect for slopes, rock gardens, and borders
• � Mature Size: 4–6 in. tall, 12–18 in. wide
• ☀️ Full Sun

Note: Light shearing after flowering encourages dense growth and may promote a tidier appearance.

Growing Zones: 3–9 outdoors

Frequently Asked Questions❓

When does Blue Creeping Phlox bloom

� It typically blooms in mid-spring, covering the ground in a carpet of lavender-blue flowers.

Is it deer-resistant

� Yes, Phlox subulata is generally deer-resistant and suitable for wildlife-prone areas.

Can it be used on slopes or walls

� Absolutely! Its spreading nature and shallow roots make it excellent for slopes and erosion control.

How do I maintain it after blooming

✂️ Shear back lightly after flowering to encourage dense regrowth and maintain a tidy look.

Does it attract pollinators

� Yes, its early-season flowers provide nectar for bees and butterflies in spring.